Tell City Police are looking for a suspect in the case of an attempted break-in at an auto repair shop.

Lt. Detective Alan Malone says there was an attempted burglary at Greenwood Auto Repair on 21st Street.

Malone says the incident occurred sometimes between last Thursday night and Friday morning and that someone tried to gain entrance by tearing up a perimeter door.

Police are also looking in to mischief in the 700 block of 16th Street where someone shattered the back windshield out of a vehicle.

The Hoosier National Forest says it will close some of the facilities at the Saddle Lake Boat Ramp due to vandalism.  The Forest reports a rash of vandalism at the facility.  This has been an ongoing problem at this area, as well as other areas including Springs Valley and Birdseye trailhead.

Most recently, the metal information signs, the bulletin board by the lake, and the restroom have all been targeted by vandals, as well as the stairs leading down from the boat ramp parking lot to the lake. The restroom has been repeatedly shot at, causing considerable damage both inside the restroom and out, and exterior siding has been torn off the restroom building. The stairs have been pulled off the riser by illegal all-terrain vehicle use, making access to the restroom from the lake more difficult for visitors to the area.

Tell City Police are looking for the person responsible for vandalism of a local Pizza shop.

Tell City Polices Lt. Detective Alan Malone says someone launched a decorative landscape rock through the plate glass window of Chicago's Pizza causing a lot of damage.

Malone says if you have any information about this mischief call police at 547-7068 or remain anonymous at 547-9563